Manu Carreño, host of El Larguero on Cadena SER, stated on the program that Mourinho has consistently believed referees are biased against his teams throughout his managerial career, so there's nothing surprising about his current conduct at Real Madrid.

Following Real Madrid's match against Villarreal at the Bernabéu, Mourinho once again displayed his hard and aggressive side. For the first time in 15 years, the Portuguese coach showed a glimpse of his old style, deciding to skip the post-match press conference. Real Madrid explained that the team felt unfairly treated regarding the referee's decision and Vinicius's red card, and preferred that Mourinho not appear to avoid him being punished for his comments to the media.

During the program, Carreño connected Mourinho's current behavior to his long history of criticizing referees in the various countries where he has managed. From England to Turkey, and most recently in Benfica's match against Real Madrid last season, Carreño believes that criticizing referees has always been a common practice throughout Mourinho's managerial career.

Discussing the referee controversy and the team's performance, Carreño said: "There's a risk with all this... or perhaps this is what they want to achieve, I don't know if it's intentional: people might talk more about this controversy and less about the team's performance. I think both aspects should be discussed: Real Madrid's current situation regarding the referee issue, the conflict between both sides has been ongoing for a long time... and the Negreira case as background; this issue cannot be separated from the Negreira case. And, of course, cannot be separated from Mourinho."

Mourinho has always felt that referees are biased against his teams, but not only against Real Madrid—also against Porto, Chelsea, Inter Milan... This always happens when he manages those teams. In other words, he doesn't only feel referees are biased against Real Madrid. Who doesn't remember what happened when he managed Chelsea? In the Premier League, when Mourinho left Chelsea to manage Manchester United, the referees suddenly said: 'No, no, we're no longer targeting Mourinho's Chelsea. Now we're targeting Mourinho's Manchester United.'"

Then he managed Roma, Fenerbahçe, and later Benfica... A few months ago, Real Madrid and Benfica met in the Champions League round of 16. After the first leg, Mourinho spoke about the referee like this."

Carreño then quoted Mourinho's statement from that time. Mourinho said: "I was sent off because I said something obvious. The referee had a piece of paper in his hand with the names Tchouaméni, Carreras, and Huijsen, who should not receive a yellow card. I only told this to the referee, and he knows perfectly well who he can give a yellow card to and who he cannot."

Carreño stated: "So we shouldn't be surprised by Mourinho's statements, because he doesn't only do this at Real Madrid. His return to La Liga makes such behavior seem more bothersome to us, but this has always been his style throughout his managerial career."

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